For the pass two months. I have been having constant crashing on start up with windows 11. Freezing, Hard Resets, etc. I dont everything that it said on google but it continues to do so. I plan on running a memtest but wanted to know if there is another issue I am over looking. When windows11 goes into autorepair it is unable to fix the issue and I am not able to use my kb and mouse. I also get a log file: E/WINDOWS/System32/logfiles/SRT/SRT.txt. I am unable to do anything in terms of the systems as the taskbar does not work outside of pin applications. Nor can I access system related things as well. Theses things include settings, background, taskbar settings, systems, terminal(Admin)(Can only be accessed by win+r).Advanced boot does not work as I am not able to use my keyboard and mouse. Windows 11 only works after multiple restarts and dism and sfc /scannow doesn't detect any corrupt files. Do I need to do a clean install of windows 11 at this point or is this a ssd or memory issue?
Also for additive information. I am running a 7900x3d/7900xtx combo in my system
The drive I have windows 11 on is at 85% health if that also helps but I dont know as this has been happening for about two months.
#How to fix?
uneven pivot
uneven pivot
The system is also a dual boot with Manjuro Linux.
proven pagoda
For the pass two months. I have been having constant crashing on start up with w...
make sure, is grub targeting bootmgfw.efi? becuase if it uses bootx64.efi or not any windows BCD files, this might occur
uneven pivot
I can check when I get home. At work right now
uneven pivot
Yeah Grub is targeting /efi/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi
proven pagoda
Yeah Grub is targeting /efi/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi
hmm, if you can, attempt to use the windows CMD command line, run mountvol Z: /s to mount the EFI partition as a Z: drive, now run bcdboot C:\Windows /s Z: /f UEFI to rebuild windows BCD
for later recommendation, I would recommend rEFInd or UEFI shell for duel booting
uneven pivot
Alright. And sorry for the very late reply. Had a long period of work. IF I may ask why Refind and, most of all. THank you for the advice.
OR rather a bit more details on it
proven pagoda
Alright. And sorry for the very late reply. Had a long period of work. IF I may ...
rEFInd is a pre-boot menu for many OS, i suggest it because it supports Linux and windows, but doesn't break anything, also is easy to use, very customizable and is great to use for dual boot.
UEFI Shell is whats the name says, a .efi file that's a pre-boot firmware like CLI (bit based off CMD command) which is for modifying firmware or just launching other .efi files which can be boot loaders, and you can add 'startup.nsh' in the root of the efi partition (usually its fs0: in the UEFI shell), you can add your own code to show a customize menu, or target boot loaders you set.